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Martin Brodeur’s oldest son, Anthony Brodeur, has agreed to play next season in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League for the Gatineau Olympiques. Anthony, who turned 18 on June 8, is eligible to be selected in this year’s NHL Entry Draft on June 30 at Prudential Center and plans to attend with his father. The 5-foot-10, 180-pound goaltender just completed his senior year at Shattuck-St. Mary’s Prep in Faribault, Minn. He went 21-5-2 with a 2.48 goals-against average and .923 save percentage and five shutouts. He split time in nets for Shattuck St. Mary’s, which went 46-8-3 this past season, with Luke Kania. Anthony’s junior rights territorially belonged to the OHL, but because he was unclaimed when placed on waivers he is eligible to play in the QMJHL. Anthony’s younger brother, Jeremy, also a goaltender, was drafted by Oshawa of the OHL in the league’s draft earlier this year.

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.@Mets P Matt Harvey registers a career-high 13 strikeouts in 7 innings in a 4-3 win over the @Braves

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Carter Jenkins is happy after a 63. (Yes, that's Billy Casper at left.) CARTER JENKINS OF LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL in Raleigh went low on Father's Day. Playing in the Rex Hospital Open Junior Invitational at The Player's Club (TPC) at Wakefield Plantation, Jenkins carded an 8-under-par 63 to win low medalist honors and earn a spot in the field of the Rex Hospital Open, a Web.com Tour event that begins on Thursday. "I had high expectations for the tournament today," Jenkins said. "I wanted to win this one pretty bad." The round impressed the Tarheel Golf Foundation's Eric Murray, who knows a good score when he sees one, especially at TPC Wakefield Plantation. "This was the lowest score I have seen in at least nine years," said Murray. "A 63 on this course is outstanding. Carter is not only ready to play, but ready to compete ...." Now Jenkins will get the chance to tee it up with the pros in a tour event. Grayson Murray, a former teammate and past Junior Invitational winner, will caddie for him. Jenkins, who also won the event in 2011 as the third youngest to play in the event at the age of 15, topped a Junior Invitational field featuring dozens of North Carolina's top prep golfers, many of whom will be playing for college programs next year. Jenkins will attend UNC-Greensboro in the fall.

In talking to Barclays Center sponsors Tuesday, Brett said the Nets are near a new radio deal with a "major station" in New York that would increase broadcast coverage of the Nets beyond the actual games. Yormark described the development as "a new radio deal we are currently finalizing. This deal will provide better prioritization for Nets games on a major station, more year-round programming with our players and coaches, additional promotional outlets." Does that mean a show for Coach Kidd, a perk many NBA coaches have? The Nets CEO did not provide details but a league source said the deal will likely be announced this month. WFAN currently carries the Nets games but some games can also show up on Bloomberg. Chris Carrino and Tim Capstraw are employees of the Nets, not WFAN. Yormark also said the Nets reached substantial milestones in their first year at Barclays: they rank fourth in franchise merchandise sales; gone from dead last to top five in ticket sales; while Facebook "likes" have increased 385 percent and Twitter followers have jumped 189 percent. Yormark spoke at the same partnership summit where Billy King and Jason Kidd discussed the Nets decision to hire Kidd as new coach. Barclays Center :: Partnership Summit 1 (Video) - Barclays Center